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66nova Senior Enthusiast

66nova

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As soon as I get home, I am heading for the fridge and I am drinking whatever cold beer I have in there. It's been a long week!

 

That sounds like a great way to get yourself ate. :lol:

 

 

What are you talking about. It looks fine to me :P:P

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Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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Coke, it's the real thing. :lol:

YUK!

 

I don't know how you guys can drink those syrupy drinks. I can't remember the last time I cracked open a soft drink. Whenever it was, I am SURE it had booze in it.

Schmids5.3l Senior Enthusiast

Schmids5.3l

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Quite possibly my favorite beer of all time, Sam Adams Summer Ale. :cool::lol::D

 

never tried it. hoppy?

 

 

 

Best way I can describe it is like Boston Lager with a slight crisp lemon zest to it.

 

(I think the one I'm thinking about is Boston Lager, I get Boston Lager and Boston Ale mixed up. One is pretty delish and the other is super spicy, but IIRC Boston Lager is the not so spicy one)

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Quite possibly my favorite beer of all time, Sam Adams Summer Ale. :cool::lol::D

 

never tried it. hoppy?

 

 

 

Best way I can describe it is like Boston Lager with a slight crisp lemon zest to it.

 

(I think the one I'm thinking about is Boston Lager, I get Boston Lager and Boston Ale mixed up. One is pretty delish and the other is super spicy, but IIRC Boston Lager is the not so spicy one)

 

 

sounds decent. boston lager is not spicy IMO, so that's probably the one you're thinking of. summer ale sounds good, that'll be the next six pack i buy.

Schmids5.3l Senior Enthusiast

Schmids5.3l

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It's a decent beer to drink, I had 3 and my stomach is full! Wheat beer FTW! Everyone has different tastes, but it's a beer I'm glad to have tried. It's seasonal like a lot of their stuff, and when fall rolls around I get a little upset I have to wait until late spring to drink it again :cool:

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